Fujifilm X-Pro3

Good autofocus system ; Stylish rugged body ; Excellent image quality ; Top-flight film simulations ; Electronic viewfinder

Impractical rear display ; Not useful for video ; Optical viewfinder tricky to learn

It's hard to assign a score to a camera like this because it's clearly for a very narrow group of buyers. It has very unique features, like the optical viewfinder, not found on any other cameras. Nevertheless, the X-Pro3 is an expensive camera, so I'm...

Unique hybrid viewfinder. ; Titanium construction with dust and splash protection. ; Outstanding imaging and autofocus. ; Built-in film looks and Raw processing. ; Internal 200Mbps 4K video.

Not for everyone. ; Divisive hidden rear display. ; Duratect finish option costs more and is prone to oil absorption.

The Fujifilm X-Pro3 is a love letter to rangefinder aficionados, and does the best job (this side of Leica) of making the digital experience feel a bit more like film.

Unique shooting experience Improved hybrid viewfinder Weatherproof design

Limited, unusual rear display More expensive than the X-T3

If you’re prepared to embrace its quirks, the X-Pro3 is shaping up to be one of the best street photography cameras you can buy. It's a strong stills performer, and features like the hybrid viewfinder and ‘hidden LCD’ give it a unique (if polarizing)...

Beautifully designed camera ; Unique hybrid viewfinder ; Sharp Images

Too bulky ; Slow image processing ; Not for everyone

The Fujifilm X-Pro3 plays in a territory where it is extremely difficult to rate it. The camera is undoubtedly innovative, unique in many ways and boasts of a retro look. But, it’s clearly not for everyone. The bulky body is tough to handle and the...